Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-18
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10th.
FLOUR-Best Family, 50 1905 80 e Dbl; Bakers
extra, 81 % to IS 10; Superfine, S. 10 to IS 40
WHEAT-Sales in the sample market are too
small to cause any evidence of activity. Still,
prices are strong and buoyant, with buyers on
the market at 81 20 q ell for No shipping quail
ity full cargo is understood to have been Sc
cured for export on a basis of 81 121a q ctl.
BARLEY-Business in feed descriptions is
light, as buyers only take enough for pressing
needs. From 81 05 to 81 011a . ctl is the full
range of the market. For Brewing there is bet
ter demand and prices show more steadying
tendency. Quotable at 81 121a@1 l71a p etl,
with 81 % obtainable for strictly enolce, NJ g,
Feed, 81 7O@1 IS; No. 2, 81 cool 65; Milling,
81 76ai so; Surprise, 81 S0a1 So Black, 81 400
so; Nebraska, 81 45@1 50 2 ctl.
from Nebraska. California, large Yellow,
81 071Idl 10; small Yellow, 81 l5q1 III; White,
81 l5a1 l 20 q ctl. Nebraska is quotable at
81 O5Cd1 10 2 ctl.
sEEDS-We quote Mustard, Brown, s2@
5; Yellow, 81 5692 70 . ctl; Canary, ,249s4c;
Hemp 3a4c; Rape, 1223@2c;, Timothy, 5@6c;
Alfalfa, 729e9c Flax. - " 2 cti soe,,. "a. eoa
II so; Barley, sSGD11 Wheat. sl1@15 p ton.
STRAW-Quotable at S5@55c 2 bale.
HOPS-Nominally quotable at l2al7c q b.
BRAN-Quotable at $1,000 80 q ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 35@1 311a 2 ctl.
UCKWHEAT-Quotable at 81 171a91 20 Z,
ctl, according to quality.
POTATOES-About 1000 bags were received
sources are not large. We quote: New, s25o@3
River Reds, S2@2 1871 Early Rose, 81 10 al so;
Peerless, S2G2 50; Tomales, s2@2 p Petaluma
s292 %; Burbank Seedlings. & 80; Oregon Gar
ONIONS-Quotable at So SOFAS so q ell for fail
to choice. Cut Onions, 81 50@2 2 ctl.
Butter, 81 6O@2; Pink, 81 4O@1 so; Red, 81 4Oa
so; Lima, 81 1902 % Pea 81 7o@1 50: Small
White 81 70t01 so y ctl-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was quite irregular
Inv TO- oil nf Il
product was not wanted at 81 z box, while a
good article found quick custom at 81 2otGl 80,
but beyond the later figure trade was slow al
81 75;a2 = box for fancy stock. Green Peas sold
to better advantage while in Rhubarb there is
no change. We quote as follows: Asparagus,
Sl@2 = bx: Rhubarb, 21a95c 2 b; Egg Plant.
20@25c q II; Cucumbers, 81 25@1 20 q dozen
Mushrooms 10@20c y 10; Green Peppers, $50
20c q ID; Green Peas, 75c@S1 so q sack; Tomatoes,
81 50@22 % q box; String Beans, 20125c z Ii; sum
mer Squash, 12@15c q ID Artichokes, 1o@
25G SOC q ctI Beets, 75c@Sl q sack; Parsnips,
50@75c q cti; Csulidower, 75c o.s1 5 dozen
Cabbage, 81 35g1 so 2 CT Garlic, 2921ac . 10
Celery, 50@60e q d9sen; Dry Peppers, o@lOc
Dry Okra, 15620c q n.
FRUiT-Light receipts keep up the price OF
Strawberries. Three carloads of Oranges arrived
to-day, causing an easier tone in values. We
quote Strawberries, 75c@Sl.F drawer for poor
grades and 81 25@S1 50 for the better qualities
Apples, 50cMS1 for common, and 81 2502 90 2
box for good to choice; Mexican LINES. s10@12
r
sicily, g5@5 so; do California, Sl@1 so for
com rnon SOP 50 for choice; Oranges California
ii J0G3 a box for common, and q 5O45 % &
box for Navel Tahiti oranges, SO 5O@.15 z NJ
"a lanas, e 90 d.S 80 > buncn; Pineapples, s5SI
| q dozen.
6@7c . 70 Ior sliced snd &c Tor quar-
tered; Alden and Plummer, PFC; Ap.
ricots, 11@l2c; Blackberries. l0c: Figs, 5@6c fOr
pressed and &c for impressed; Smyrna do
l215@14c for layers. end go i0c for kegs; Necta-
100 a, alnd IA On
1Oc for unpeeled Pears, 394e for whole and "a
SC for sliced mGchine-dried, 11@1214c Plums
9@l0c for pitted and 2@ic for Tnptted: Ger
man Prunes, ia Sc; French Prunes, SfG10c a ID;
Raisins, London Layers, 81 S0@l 80 p box. with
20@25c advance for fractions; Common, sl@l d
p box.
HoNEY-we quote: Comb, 12@l4e p % for
choice and case for common; bright extracted,
41$G5c.
BUTTFR-No change in prices We quote
Fancy, 15@19c; good to choice, l6917c; fair,
I4@l5c; mixed lots, l0(dl21ac; frkin, i6lll7c
for fancy, l3@14c for fair to good, and l0912c 4
n for poor.
CHEEsE-Quotable at 1o1l@1l1Sc = b for fair
TO choice and SGl9c for poor quality.
EGGS-Market steady. with occasional sales of
choice domestic product at lSc. Quotable at
l619@l71ae for California and l51a@l69ac Z dozen
PoULTRY-wequote: Live Turkeys-Gobblers.
21@o23c; Hens. 21G12Sc; dressed Turgeys, 2l623c;
BOOSTERS. s5d5 30 loT old and sSo10 ;or Young
Hens, Sc Q : 50 BToilers. 81 50G7; Ducks. sc 5Oe9
~ GpTe0: GeeSe III 9J'oZ = pair iOr o q. ana
81 50td3 2 pair for Goslings; Pigeons, s292 80 2
dozen for old and 50 5C@9 for young.
GAME-We quote: Rabbits, 81 Hare, 81 509
l 70 Z dozen.
PRUVISIONS-We quote as follows: East
ern Hams, 140l5c; California, 10@llc for salt
refrigerator-cured, 1219gl5e; Eastern Brea kfasi
BaSon, t2l9121Ie: California Bacon S@S12e for
heavy and medium. 91a6yl0c for light medium
and 10 q lie for light and extra light; Clear
Sides, S1S99e p 70; PORK, s9a10 2 bbl for extra
prime, slo;G11 for prime mess, SIS 5ytsI6 for
mess, S16tal6 so for clear. $40 so l7 for extra
clear; Pigs feet, si1 5G(G12; Mess Beef. s6fG9
for bbls. S5G5 so for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef
g 50G10 50 for bbls 1907 for hf-bbls Family
Beef Sl4 50tG15 so n Dbl: California Smoked Beer
121SGl31sc p 10; Eastern Lard, S1Z69c for tierces
and 9991Sc q b for pals: Ca itornia do, lob
tins, Sc; oh tins. SIC; pals, sc for 10-+S g1zc
for 5-fb. and 91se q ID for SD pals.
WOoL-Ne quote:
Poor short spring, seedv and bury, z ib.-13615c
Good short spring, seedy, Z b.............l a6a17
Choice short spring. free, u
Good years spring, free 2 ib................... Is
Fair years spring seedy, Z
Poor years spring, seedy and bury = n .l2Gl3
FRESH NEATS-Following are the rates for
whole caTcssses f1cm slaughterers TO dealers
Beef-First quality, SIC: second quality, TO
SC: third quality, 61@ld7e 4 n. Veal-Large,
697e; SIN I'll, 7d9c = n. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
615@7c = u Iamb-Ye srlings, 7@sSc; Spring.
St11Gc 2 10 forE-L:ye Hogs on foot grain fed,
59515ci stock 4Gs19e; dressed Hogs, 7s7 15e = {.